Muskoka Must Do: Eclipse Walk With Light in Huntsville - Discover Muskoka: Plan Your Trip

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Muskoka Must Do: Eclipse Walk With Light in Huntsville

Eclipse “Walk With Light” is one of Muskoka’s most unique winter attractions…and is back for its second season! This experience lets you walk through the glowing forest with more than 20,000 lights. Take in the eye-catching features of illuminated and interactive soundscapes that celebrate the cycles of our seasons with music and spoken word. It gets even better with weekly special events including goat walks, beer tastings and food offerings. This spectacular provides the perfect backdrop for date nights or to create family fun core memories and the best part, kids are free!

Follow a circular path through the forest at Muskoka Heritage Place and delight in the six artistic installations using sound and light: be in the present moment of time at Crystalline, ring the flowers to life at Awaken, listen carefully to the sounds around you at Sundial, try different sounds to move with the light at Twilight, make shadows against the moon at Moonrise, and travel through time at the new Portal.

Every night find popcorn and hot chocolate for purchase and snack away as you make your journey through the lively forest. There are special events weekly to enhance your experience of this luminous attraction and make it even more special.

Special Events at Eclipse Walk with Light

Thursday Nights: Take a gentle goat for a stroll with Muskoka Goat Away.

Weekends: Enjoy live entertainment with music on Fridays and buskers on Saturdays, Fox in the Henhouse serving up their famous chicken sandwiches and doughnuts, and Canvas Brewing Company will be pouring their craft brews.

Eclipse Christmas Market: December 16th to 23rd featuring visits with Santa, Mrs. Claus, and the Grinch, carolling, a variety of vendors, and horse-drawn wagon rides (from December 18th to 23rd).

Valentines at Eclipse: On February 14th surprise that special someone in your life with a private horse-drawn wagon ride under the lights – the perfect way to show how much you love and appreciate your Valentine. This romantic feature is included in the price of admission and requires a reservation ahead of time! To book call (705) 789-4771 or email info@eclipselightwalk.com.

There is no better place to explore the relationship between light, sound and season than through woodland that’s been there since the beginning of time. Set on a heritage village with towering trees, the Eclipse walk connects you to the natural surroundings in a truly profound way.

Eclipse “Walk with Light” begins at the Rotary Village Station (100 Forbes Hill Drive) and is open six nights a week until March break. Check the Eclipse website for scheduled dates and times. You can make the most out of Eclipse with a season’s pass, available for $50. Call (705) 789-4771 or email info@eclipselightwalk.com to purchase yours today!

Adults $5  | Children Free 

Want some more time in the snow? Check out Huntsville’s Snow Village downtown at River Mill Park. With a weekly schedule, you will have a blast discovering interactive snow activities such as snow sculptures, snow forts and exploring the snow labyrinth. This is perfect for kids!

The Weekly Snow Village Schedule: 

Mondays: Maintenance from noon – 5pm

Drop by and volunteer to lend a hand repairing and maintaining the Snow Village.

Tuesdays & Wednesdays: Open for Use All Day!

Thursdays: Creative Workshops from 4pm – 6pm

Enjoy hands on workshops in building with ice and snow.

Fridays: Night Lights from 6pm – 8pm

The attraction is lit up with colour and light, with free hot chocolate and music on-site.

Saturdays & Sundays: Get Creative from 1pm – 4pm

Come carve, sculpt and build with snow. Tools and artists will be on-site for assistance.

This attraction and its events are free of charge for anyone looking to have a little bit of fun in the snow!

If you’re staying at a Huntsville accommodation partner, you also receive free access for everyone in your group! 

This content is made possible through collaboration with Huntsville Municipal Accommodation Tax Association and assets provided by Huntsville Adventures.